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Old 10-04-2007, 11:51 AM
urbanknight urbanknight is offline
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Electrical issues with 96 Eddie bauer edition

Been having really annoying issues lately with my Tail lights and interior panel lights. They keep blowing the panel fuse, when I replace the fuse it works for about 2-5 seconds then the fuse blows again. I have the haynes manual, with electrical diagrams but hell, as far as a solid diagnostic proceedure, I have yet to find anything. Anyone Help please?
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Old 10-06-2007, 02:47 AM
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Re: Electrical issues with 96 Eddie bauer edition

It sounds like you've got a short to ground. As far as a diagnoistic procedure I can only tell you what an old-timer mechanic told me. You wire a turn signal flasher into the hot circuit. Instead of the fuse blowing, the flasher goes like a banshee. To tell where the short to ground is, you take a compass and follow the wiring. Wherever the short is you will be able to tell by the compass needle pulling towards it. The flasher in the circuit sets up a magnetic field where the short is. I can't testify to this, but it seems semi-plausible. Has anyone else heard of this?
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